Purina Cat Chow: Cat Care Center: Physical: Feline Leukemia

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Subjects in this section include: the different stages of cat growth, feline dental care, spaying and neutering, vet visits, physical changes in aging cats, and more.

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Vet, naturalist, and passionate advocate for pet adoption Specialty: Physical

Topic: Feline Leukemia

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My friend's cat has been diagnosed with feline leukemia. What causes this and is there a cure?

I have had my cat, Valeria, for 2 years. When she was a kitten, she was diagnosed with feline leukemia. I was just wondering if there has been any breakthroughs in diagnosing which kind of leukemia she has (whether she’ll carry it and never be affected or whether she’ll die in a couple of years, etc.) I hate having to wonder if she’ll have the long life she deserves. Do you know if there are any products or cat foods that would help promote a healthier immune system in her? Please help me.

I do foster care for a local pet organization and we recently had a mother cat and two kittens come back negative for feline leukemia but 3 kittens came back positive. How can this occur?

Is feline leukemia contagious to humans?

Is there a particular age-range during which cats with leukemia become more susceptible to infection or illness? The cat in question is a young, indoor animal with no contact with other cats.

A friend of mine just found out her cat has feline leukemia and I was wondering can she spread it to my cats if by petting her cat then coming to my home and petting mine.

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	Mentor Steffen Runquist shares her years of experience in this video series

Never eat. Always dine. It's a common belief that cats can be quite finicky when it comes to their meals. Dining on proper food is all-important. So, why not follow what your cat knows. Eat, drink and be finicky. Both of you.

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